New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
DIR. MGLYNN on DYNANITERS

re nors xor APPROVE THEIR ACTS But POINTS
ouT HOW THEY MAY De LED TO BETTER WAYS.
The Academy of Music was filled to Overlooking again
last night by persons who prefer wealth to poverty ana
vvanted 70 hear Dr. McGlynn and others who were
announced as speakers expound the principles OF the
AntPoyerty Society on the platform when the chair
man. william I. Croasdae. called the meeting TO Order
were James j. Gahan, James Redpath. Louis f. foS ana
John Nc ackin besides the Coneorda chorus OF young
women. who sang between the speeches Dr; MSoyn lynn
entered, Immediately after and was received with great
enthusiasm the audience Using waving hana @
and hats and shouting vigorous weIcone. 20 .mS
lated" priest, when quiet was restored SAID In SUD
stance:
does IL Nils with full sense OF 70
sponsbinty IL Is dangerous thing or any man 70 DO ~
impotent ell we do except 80 lar as we are IN e
o. knanes, 10 ne lays most obligation upon
You with sense OF deep humility oeseyias as 40
The great pet all the ages and Of all mankind ;hn
are poi: s' to sway the spirit, .s d s,1
ro,ea' 1t Pareary incumbent
DO ANYTHING great and good tor 's in
the han1s Of another shall be stimulated by your ap
motives 10 do nothing may single stain upon the
far ~h n SSny qn HSe With he nothing
ness OF time and lttIenes Of business sIcsss a so
.S they are the outward manifestations OF the thnss
Of eternity Now shsq n v pncns ms to seek material
things continual " assert that The Object 81 hs
pts hs World Il was tho thpgs That
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snrit that would subj esivothere Is Tor All tnae
religion than in those OF many VINO 81
in high places the synagogue ami thank Go, Coo
nihsts anarchists followers or Henry george
engaged Qui1otic crusade lAppause But II was NOT e
u OF myself 20 approve te acs o
dyuamers shall hot DO AFRAID 10 say Is uat e
y3se of the dyn aniter expression OF Godgiven
hatred Injustice Let the dynainiter nnerstshd hat
OF Is not in accordance Win uou
law and win 90 be dynamer ana an ATHEIST a
vii yots In ms country undo the wrong. We have
already few dynamtsrs 70 take ON unetcht
sprt them that by bearing burdens patiently ior
a vi ile they may conquer NJ last Applause :.
DR. Mctlynn deplored what he termed the
tendency Ia toady the despotsms OF the Old World
and said that one OF the effects OF the present crusade
wa, TO revive sound ropubncanism. lAPphuse.l iHo
chairman announced tina. the society would TAKE part IN
the McGlynn parade next Saturday, ana that Dr MO
f;lynn Henry George and the Rev. Hugh y. Pentecos
would sneak on that occasion, both In the Academy or
Music and In Irving Hall. The people, ne SAID are
fere 10 teach man duty In Americad politics and
next Saturday they will show whether Dr. Mculynn Is
Isolated" Applause. 4. ~,
Lanes j. Gahan said that In week or two IL had
hccnme fashionable for Irshmen TO denounce dynamite
and he therefore felt happy during the evening that
the peacefu Redpath sitting between MIN ana ths
aercc dynamter McMackin [Laughterl He declared
that there was room ana Work Ior al III lniS Ho"
i1nis f. Post said that there was a condition OF
noyerty In the midst of plenty. How did this happen
Ths was the question that the society put TO the people
Te Industry OF the masses would not abolish poverty rs
long as the land was owned by a few. He who owned
rant Mr. Post answered the questions or several
nersons I'm the audience In regard 10 MT georges anu
theories the audience applauding and Joining IN the
chorns gorifying The Cross OF the New Crusade"